Governing work and welfare in a new economy : European and American experiments

Jonathan Zeitlin · David M. Trubek

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Social Policy and Reform Studies Labor Law and Work Dynamics Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies

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Europe and the United States confront common challenges in responding to the transformations of work and welfare in the 'new economy', and there are signs of far-reaching changes in the role of government as a direct result. This volume presents the latest research by a team of outstanding international contributors. Parts One and Two examine new approaches to the governance of work and welfare in the EU and the US respectively; and Part Three surveys emergent trends and reflects on future possibilities.

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